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Key: LPP-1678
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Verified Verified
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: -- --
Assignee: Frisco Del Rosario
Reporter: Sarah Allen
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Watchers: 0
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Add compiler support for video object

Created: 08/Mar/06 03:31 PM   Updated: 26/Jun/06 09:38 PM
Component/s: Compiler
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: 3.3, 3.3.3

Time Tracking:
Not Specified

Severity: Minor
Fixed in Change#: 41,583
Runtime: N/A
Fix in hand: False


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This is really just part of a feature, but the first step to resolving LPP-839 and getting flashcomm streaming video to work.

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Sarah Allen - 08/Mar/06 06:52 PM
Change 40319 by sallen@SALLEN-NEW on 2006/03/08 13:07:27

Summary: streaming video support

New Features:
Feature LPP-1678: Add compiler support for video object

Technical Reviewer: hqm@laszlosystems.com (wrote most of the code, reviewd my changes)
QA Reviewer: not really yet ready for QA
Doc Reviewer: not yet

Details: this is just part of the process of supporting streaming video
next step is to create extensions with a nice set of tags to support
playing and recording video

added 42 bytes to a blank application:
71K (72,668 bytes) w/ video object
71K (72,626 bytes) w/o video object

Tests: in the test directory are two library files (rtmpconnection.lzx and video.lzx) which wrap up the Flash calls into LZX classes -- somedays these will evolve into extensions. There are several test files which show that we can have multiple video instances on the screen; we can display video from a camera; and we can play multiple video streams (in succession) from a Flash Media Server on a single video object which can be resized.

Jim Grandy - 14/Apr/06 06:45 PM
Reopening for integration into lps-3.2

Jim Grandy - 17/Apr/06 08:03 PM
Integrated into lps-3.2.